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ILT Businesses Picking Up Again Post Covid
ILT Businesses Picking Up Again Post Covid
News   -   Jul 31, 2020

The Invercargill Licensing Trust has made a strong recovery post-Covid and as a result, re- employed 37 out of 87 staff who were recently made redundant. In a report from the chief executive Chris Ramsay, the trust’s year-to-date sales for the last three months have seen an overall drop of $7.2 mill

Makers of Tyres, Plastic Packaging and Electronics Will Soon Have To Clean Up Their Own Trash
Makers of Tyres, Plastic Packaging and Electronics Will Soon Have To Clean Up Their Own Trash
Environment   -   Jul 31, 2020

Businesses producing harmful products such as tyres, plastic packaging and electronics will soon have to start cleaning up their own trash. The new government policy, which was announced by Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage, aims to shift the burden of waste management from communities and

National Announces Scheme to Encourage New Businesses
National Announces Scheme to Encourage New Businesses
Politics   -   Jul 30, 2020

National is planning to launch a new scheme if elected into government that will offer cash incentives for New Zealanders who have lost their jobs due to Covid-19 to start their own businesses. The BusinessStart policy would give successful applicants $30,000 through KiwiSaver savings, tax credits a

Fiordland Faces 40 Percent Unemployment After Storms, Covid-19
Fiordland Faces 40 Percent Unemployment After Storms, Covid-19
Jul 29, 2020

Fiordland is facing up to 40 percent unemployment, with many tourism business saying they’re unsure about their future. This year the region has been hit by severe flooding that cut access to Milford Sound during peak season, before losing the Chinese tourist market, then all visitors due to Covid-1

Air New Zealand Domestic Schedule Ramps Up
Air New Zealand Domestic Schedule Ramps Up
News   -   Jul 29, 2020

Air New Zealand has ramped up its domestic schedule for August to 70 percent of pre-COVID-19 levels. The airline had planned to operate around 55 percent of its usual domestic capacity (compared to pre-COVID-19 levels) during August. Air New Zealand General Manager Networks Scott Carr says the airli

Influx of Army Recruits Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
Influx of Army Recruits Amid Covid-19 Pandemic
News   -   Jul 28, 2020

Hundreds more New Zealanders are rushing to sign up to the Army amid the Covid-19 pandemic. An extra 1000 or more recruits join the Army, Air Force and Navy each year to add extra muscle to the military, or plug gaps as people leave. But in recent months, the interest has been stronger, and one […]

Environment Southland Charging Error Identified
Environment Southland Charging Error Identified
Southland   -   Jul 28, 2020

An error with charges relating to consents processed during the past two years has been identified. There are cases where an additional $3 per hour was incorrectly applied and this could result in some applicants being due a refund. The error relates to an incorrectly applied inflation adjustment fo

Motorists Urged to Beware of Mud on Southland Roads
Motorists Urged to Beware of Mud on Southland Roads
Farming & Rural   -   Jul 28, 2020

Mud on roads is a potential hazard Southland motorists need to be aware of. Southland District Council roading contract manager Shaun Holland advised extra care should be taken when driving during winter as ice and mud on the roads could make conditions extremely slippery. He urged farmers to be con

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